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The Pain of Procrastination

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The semester is over: no more classes, papers, projects, exams.

Looking back, what did you put off? What did you wait to do until the very last moment? Why?

Here’s the pain of procrastination: the thing you’re avoiding doesn’t get easier or more pleasant by dodging it.

In the end, it’s just not worth the extra emotional weight.

Take that thought into your next project, your next sales call, your next semester.

December 9, 2014

Filed Under: Business Blog, Life Skills

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